What is ADAScan?
ADAScan is a free cloud service that analyzes web pages under the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG). The service provides webmasters with recommendations on how to optimize web pages for greater accessibility for people with disabilities as well as how to reduce legal risk under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). The ADAScan service is in "beta"(may have bugs) and the results provide an "initial review" and will become more comprehensive over time. Please keep in mind that it is rare that websites will pass all the algorithmic tests on ADAScan - red flags on our scan do not necessarily mean that such websites are accessibility unfriendly.
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Why was ADAScan developed?
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We believe in the use of technology for equality and better access to tools for legal compliance. We are passionate about making the web more accessible to people with disabilities.
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Marc Rothken
50+
The number of countries that web visitors came from to use ADAScan
1 Million+
The number of scans performed by our open source accessibility engine
1 Billion+
The number of people worldwide with a disability
Sampling of Technologies & Resources Used
 axe Open Source Accessibility Engine |  Mozilla Open Source License |  Google Puppeteer Chrome Technology |
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 Americans with Disabilities Act "ADA" 28th Anniversary Banner |  Google Puppeteer |  Chrome with Node.js |